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According to a study reported in The Lancet Diabetes and Endocrinology, patients who manage type 2 diabetes with drugs that lower glucose or blood sugar may be at higher risk for heart failure. Results showed that 95,000 randomly selected patients who took new or more intensive blood sugar-lowering drugs, or strategies to manage diabetes, showed an overall 14% increased risk for heart failure. Via Medical News Today. Posted March 17, 2015.
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President Donald Trump announced (via Twitter, of course) what some considered unthinkable, and others considered inevitable — that he had tested positive for Covid-19. Over the weekend, he received various treatments — supplements like vitamin D, zinc and melatonin, an experimental antibody combination, an antiviral drug and a powerful anti-inflammatory…
As we all emerge from our bubbles of limited contact with others, we are walking straight into the double whammy of flu season and COVID-19 germs. Can your body fight off exposure to the flu and COVID? Your immune system feeds off the basics of life — sleep, movement, food…
